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I’m about to go the auto route eventually. . Had an epic grouse season- LOTS of flushes.

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Sheesh Alan, that is a very nice boat.

[anonymous]

Careful, Will. You are heading towards the dreaded microscopic imitative school of fly tying.

Awesome tie.

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I am speechless…that is the most gorgeous piece of fishing related equipment I have ever seen.

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Magical :))))

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Ty Zach- point well made and now taken

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Nice images in what for me would be nasty lighting – all that snow and shadows:)

Will

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Hi

wow ty for the

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I’m a drift boat owner x3.

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I have an ancient pontoon.

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I have the slim Nikon

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Whew glad that stamping/stomping thing was adresed

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What kind of boat you thinking of selling Buzz?

Just a little bit of information to contribute here. Nothing, and I mean nothing is more comfortable or secure to fish out of than a drifter. They are very stable and provide a great casting platform for the boating angler.

I pull oars on many different rivers, some of them have some tough shoals and rapids….yet I feel very confident that my anglers are very safe in my drifter. in fact, in my opinion, under a skilled guide….the most danger clients will face will be while entering or exiting the boat.

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Welcome aboard Kim:)

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Hi Neal

Looks like you are having fun:).

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I’ve little experience with plastic boats, but I know wood boats and fiberglass well… But you got me thinking about this….

First, how attached to this thing are you?

If it were mine, I would consider doing this- Making a sandwich patch.

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good problems to have.

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Hi

There is a long tradition of night specific patterns in the

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Hi

I think with Fill Light the first place to start is what is the character of the ambiant light you are trying to “fill” .

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I like the waist pack, but in deep water it doesn’t work.

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